State Highways seeks NHAI help for VIT Road underpass construction

State highway officials have formally approached the NHAI with a proposal to build a vehicular underpass that would facilitate smoother access to VIT High Road. The request comes as traffic congestion and accessibility issues continue to hamper motorist movement on the newly completed arterial road.

The underpass is being envisioned as a critical infrastructure intervention to decongest traffic flows and provide an alternative route for vehicles heading towards and from the VIT High Road corridor. State officials believe the structure will significantly enhance the road's utility and reduce travel time for commuters.

The proposal is now under review by NHAI authorities, who will assess the technical feasibility, cost implications, and alignment with existing highway development standards. Once approved, the underpass construction would add to the region's growing network of grade-separated intersections designed to improve traffic efficiency.

State highway departments and NHAI have a history of collaborative infrastructure projects across the region. The successful execution of this underpass would demonstrate continued coordination between state and national authorities in addressing ground-level mobility challenges that affect daily commuters.